Motor vehicles – Power – With means to guide and/or control air for power plant cooling
Patent
1996-05-06
1998-07-07
Oberleitner, Robert J.
Motor vehicles
Power
With means to guide and/or control air for power plant cooling
180 682, B60K 1100
Patent
active
057754500
ABSTRACT:
A specially designed deflector is mounted to the radiator cooling fan assembly, so as to catch and redirect some of the air that has been pulled through the radiator, up and over the engine, between the top of the engine and the underside of the hood. On the underside of the hood, an elongated, hollow curb divides up the space between the underside of the hood and the top of the engine. The curb has a front end located above and to the outside of the deflector, and runs diagonally across the hood underside to a back end that is located to the outside of the alternator. The air is directed along the side of the curb and ultimately over the alternator, thereby cooling it.
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Franchet Mark Eugene
Porter Donald Kevin
Bartz C. T.
General Motors Corporation
Griffin Patrick M.
Oberleitner Robert J.
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